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Matthew Keegan
Feb 9, 2024

Why Hong Kong's AIA Carnival is becoming a sponsorship powerhouse

After a four-year hiatus, the AIA Carnival has returned to Hong Kong's harbourfront with no shortage of visitors and interest. Campaign explores how sponsors have proved critical to the event's continued success.

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